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Frustrated
Edward
I looked with great admiration at the beautiful woman in front of me, my wife Beatrice, and smiled along with her, remembering an episode from our childhood.
"Oh, Edward!" she complained, smiling. "You always managed to convince everyone of your innocence, even when you were the one responsible for our pranks."
Beatrice let out a hearty laugh, looked around the pub, already quite empty at that hour, and frowned at me.
“I think it's time for us to leave, Edward.” she pointed out, trying to wear a serious expression that didn't match the beautiful smile on her face.
I look around, realizing that besides the two of us, there is only one more table occupied by another couple, and I conclude that s
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